> With due respect, if the community was fully behind Python 3, it wouldn't still be controversial. Clearly it still is. Personally, as of PyCon last year, I d

> With due respect, if the community was fully behind Python 3, it wouldn't still be controversial. Clearly it still is. Personally, as of PyCon last year, I do not think it's controversial anymore. If anything still doesn't support Python 3, it's at the service, such as AWS Lambda. The libraries have all transitioned by now [1]. [1]: http://py3readiness.org http://py3readiness.org